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Well, after all that (and not a peep from my smoke detector) I assured myself it was safe to fall asleep. I woke up 45 minutes later and spent the rest of my day in a fog...perhaps I dreamed it? Only one person told me they even smelled smoke today. But here I am back at home, 12 hours later, and it STILL smells like smoke in here! WHAT THE HELL?!
Photos via Le Smoking
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I wish all stories could be told with such beautiful photographs.
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